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ypulp at Souris for Detroit. U.S.

A. The Fraiitcliffe Hall is of

P AT SOURIS ‘L52 tons registry and a crew of 22 officers and men.

carries '

NOVEL CRIBBAGE

A novel cribbage tournamentl takes place annually betweenl Mr. Frank Fox Iseatedl of Tor-

nd ' olm

. several trips between the

for the trophy.

This tournament has been in existance since 1951 and the baby food can trophy has had two

etera .provinces. Both Mr. Fox andi

ery,lll the First World War. an- nually visits the MacLeod home whce he canpetes with Mr.- Mac the me made trophy. playing on a battle ship:

crib board of his own- des gn.

Mr. Maelreod also makes ant annual trip to Toronto to. play‘ Mr. Fox in his own homq, town‘

EASTERN GUARDIAN

ANNUAL. TURKEY Dinner, Presbyterian Hall Montague on Wednesday. 0ct®ar Soth

THIS year we need fifty per eent more than you gave last year. The Kings County Memor- ial Hospital is worthy of your aupport. '

PERSONALS

Mr. William Ferguson. Monte-:

her at

sister. Mrs. William Pandor- . .

Mrs. Alonso Riley. Pl‘l!Tll‘0Sf.l aacorroanied by er son l.onnie.f and daughter Donna were Charlottetown on Friday. Oct.‘ 3.

. and Mrs. Carl Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mac- Lure Montague spent ' Thanksgiving weekend in H fax. guests of Mr Harold Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nichol-~ son and two young sons ofll i-‘ fax. N.s. are guests of Mr. Nicholson's mother. Mrs. Nan Nicholson. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Landry have returned to Boston aha‘. spending an enjoydile three} weeks aim visiting Mr. La-nd-; ry's mother. Mrs. Abram Land- ry in Montague. 4 .

Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Eachern have returned to Mon-

Mr and the ali- I and Mrs. l

Maobeod.

PLAGIARIST JAILED

- week-end at the

‘ been transferred to Yarmouth. N. S.

. Mrs Lealand

. ford and daughter of Moncton. . were nee

River. 3 . Lealand

3ruliNAlW§Nr..

weeks vacation visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sencabaugh, stellerwa. N. S.. and with Mr. and Mrs. A D. Foster, Braintree. Maaa.

Miss Jeanie MacKinnon. Munc- ton, N. B.. spent the holiday week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. MacKinnoai Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Martin of Pictou, N. S.. are spending a few days at the home of their son. Mr. H. Martin and Mr. Martin. Murray River.

Mrs. Emmerson K. Johnston and son Gary of Halifax. spent the holiday week-end at their home in Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. George 0. White- way of York. spent the past two

L Murray River. after spending two we

Monday.occzs.i9si'i1loomaue.ps Potatodlaunali-I-an-id

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"LITTLE SANDS ,'§;.'....".':'t.;.f..:.-.....;'.:"‘: ..'.l'.“.?."'..:.’.'.°°"

n‘ h‘”‘'’' “"6 °' Fm“? Mrs. D.H. MacLaod and son.‘ R6!‘ . ~ -I

note! the r€l<u'r actwduk 0' nope!‘ id. were glad to have Beck. Little Sands. were Mr. Mr. uacbeod is hale and heartylAIiaaa P.l.!. ‘lie bays. Johny is car ferries between Wood 5,, h,u;bgnd_‘\vho is employed and Mrs. Preston Beck. Char and enjoys his usual tasks about Mac Pharaoa and his

P-51 ‘W C'“b°” "-5- at Beach Grove, as a guest on lotteiowii his home pleasant it was of Little ﬁaada. bve been an- ‘lle Charles A win g made sun“, It is reported that Mr.Donald to have his daughter home trorniployed in Isare all vidtad ill lobed . lithouﬂl Mr ‘Ed M” Row.“ sen“ Alex Maclaeod of Hopefleld had England. ‘lad!’ hint $0 hllday. ‘' "“°' ‘"5 "'7 ""9 W!“ ba . Oak Valley. were guests . . 1"" “H on sun“. bah 1! er sister. rs Alexander A boats were back on their regu- mm and ML 31“. Ed L“. on lat schedule. may -

An interesting item for folks .

la Liuie Sands and iinpeuein is um" ""1

the one about Mrs. Ahert Perry who arrived home from Surrey

lagland. to visit with her par- ugh rellmvﬂ _1-u“:l°h.s:°d°,p'"' _ am’ Mr‘ ‘M M” D‘ M“’ ed eduhota were hea.rd here Lead. Hopdield. viany ‘ilk: on 6:, : some Mme"

w welwme be’ are verylcons-iderate of otherl bhatchn:f‘tiere llzﬁandyears away from pawl" "went ‘M “,9. .*

' their t to dloot on their

Mr. Cyrus Macl.-2acha'a re- con.”

property. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. I. Victor . Creed. Portland. Oregan ’saiied on the Empress of be

eently spent a few days vial-l ting his mother, Mrs. Chester Mad-Badman. llopdield

5 i

Mrs ,« tar arscouand on se-pl. i7. may Mr. and Mrs. Allan l"raser.,intereated to know that 3 bad- ﬂopefieldl and Mr. =ata of flowers and fourteen let-

Beﬂer siill:

ecuritas

and Mrs. lottetawn. were visiting at 'I on

(liar--; their vial the Sunday. I I

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Theatre lMlllTAllllE

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Thus, for example, you can save $1,000 in 50

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Consult your Manager and select the amount

and deposit period best suited to you.

weeks at their home in Murray; River, while the school was clos- ed for fall vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Young

MURRAY RIVER 3

Mr. Earnie Richards of Saintl John. N. 3.. spent the holiday! week-end at the home of his fa-l ther. Mr. Alex E. Rlchards,l Gladstone. |

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving andi d

daughter. Brenda-Ann.

and Cathy of Charlottetown. are.

vacation at

. Irving. Mur ray Harbour and Mr. and Mrs m . MacKay. Murray

Miss lsabell MacLeod. who is‘ attending Dalhousie Universiy in H ' holiday week-end at the home of her‘

andfather. Mr. Norrrian Mac- ad M I River.

Mr. and Mrs. Judson MacKin- non of Summerside, were recent visitors to Murray River. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lealand Nicolle. Mr. MacKlnn0n

is a patient Kings County Memorial Hospital. Montague.

holid f Mrs. Martin

Charlottetown, spent the

Mr. and Mrs." Alfredflar n..

home Martln's mother, Mrs.

Moore. Abney.

Mr Thatson liarton of Som- ervllle. Mass. is spending some time at the home of ' niece. Mrs. y Macswain and Mr. Macswaln. High Bank.

Mr. Earl Munn. Charlotteown. spent the ast week-end at his home in Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs Watson White. Murray River. will leave on Thursday for New Hampshir U. S. A. along with his brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Horan. who have been‘ spending the summer in Murray River l

Mr. William Macﬁachcrn. Hopefield. who was employed with the Canadian Bank of Com- merce. in Murray River. has

the home

Nicolle. Murray River. I

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence stock-

vlsltora to Murray ueats of Mr a Nicolle. Murray River.

Dr. and Mrs. Stirling Giddlngs

MR. J. RUSSELL

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ATTENTION HOG PRODUCERS ' In MI. Hadron ll Surrounding Dlsfrlets We are pleased to announce the appointmem 0'3

IT. PEIBERT. PHONE 7982

no-. orlsnnil will be collecting hogs every Tuesda-

|'l@,avaa-y Monday with Mr. Driscoll.

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above area. leas- shrinkage. list your

hauls to market coat 5'00 rlrikage. [M dgy they leave

the Charlottetown Plant.

y i SHEEP BREEDERS

"'5 ‘ 3:55.00 for ram lambs and $45.00 for Shearlings. North

I and

Mr. MacLeod have been success-.' ifhitclfir :::?‘°ﬂ_1£, Mbggn ediveg “"1 1“ retail“! W "‘°Ph¥. Jackie MacLeod g against numerous challenge‘rs.. ' M1 “'01-80¢ is 9 “Niel 0*: Mrs. Alvin MacDonald and -We Alex M8°D°uIﬁ“- MOW-* children of Green iiiii ,N. s. rec- W°- ently spent a few days at the

lgpme of her parents. Mr and and family of Charlottetown. rs George 0' whneway

Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Giddings of Lancaster. N. B.. spent the holiday week-end at the home of his sister. Mrs. George 0. White- way and Mrs. Whiteway. Murray River

spent Sunday in Murray River. the guests of relatives.

Mrs. William Hodgson and son Michael of Moncton, N. 3., rec- ently spent a week with her mo- ther. Mrs. Olive Giddings. White _

nds. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore. J Charlottetown. spent the past Pte.stBit‘:antef3rd M‘-ﬁre. who week“-end at their home in Mur- been a on ii rmaiw wi ray ver. the Canadian Army for the past

years. was a recent visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Moore

to Murray River. visiting with and daughter. Ella-May. Murray

friends and relatives. ‘ River, in Eldon,

e guests of Mrs. Moore's sis-

I thtiltss Marion Mtaclt(he.nziei‘ o(l1'l‘I‘ai"-It ter. Mas. Victor Friuell and Mr

o eown, apen ay‘ zze

week-end at the borne of her par- rd

enta. Mr. d Mrs. John Mac- : Kenzle, Murray River.

Mr. Melvyn Giddlngs. Mone- ton. N. B. s nt the holiday week lid at the home of his mo- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sencabaugh. ther. Mrs. Olive Glddlngs. White have returned to their home Sands. C.O.

ATTENTION

The attention of sheep breeders is directed to the lsppply of very excellent rams of various breeds that I re available in this province during the present season. 1'I'h'ux is particularly true of Oxfords, Shropshires. and ‘North Country Cheviots. All these rams have been in-

spected and have graded XXX. A number of Shearlings ‘are available as well as lambs. The price of these is iCoiintr_v and_ Suffolk are left for open negotiation. A subsidy or bonus of $12.00 is provided for ram lambs, $15.00 for Shearlings.

Parties wanting rams should forward the purchase .price by money order. payable to the 'rice war jlsland Swine Breeders’ Association, P. O. Box 1208. ! Charlottetown.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SHEEP BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION

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